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这次考试我得了八十分。
I got eighty points on this exam.
A score of eighty out of one hundred.
他在比赛中得了八十分。
He scored eighty points in the competition.
这部电影评分八十分。
This movie has a rating of eighty points.
Commonly used in academic, sports, or performance evaluations.
In Chinese grading systems, eighty points is generally considered a 'good' score (typically B grade), but context matters—some institutions may have different grading scales.
Always clarify the total possible points when translating '八十分' to avoid ambiguity (e.g., 'eighty out of one hundred points').
The term combines the Chinese numeral '八十' (eighty) and '分' (points/points system), reflecting its origin in scoring systems.
In Chinese contexts, scores are typically out of 100, so '八十分' explicitly means eighty out of one hundred. The phrase is straightforward and literal, with no idiomatic or metaphorical usage.